(AP) Cardinals, Red Sox set to renew October rivalryBy BEN WALKERAP Baseball WriterBOSTONDavid Freese launched a high drive to deep left-center field, watching the whole way until the ball loudly thwacked off the Green Monster. “That’s my Wall ball!” he
BUCHAREST (AFP) – On Tuesday, a Romanian man who admitted to stealing works by Gauguin, Monet and Picasso, threatened to sue the Dutch museum that housed the works claiming that the robbery was too easy. Radu Dogaru is one of six
In response to HHS Sec: Obama Had No Idea of Healthcare.gov Malfunction Until After Launch: I recall a few ObamaCare critics floating this theory last week – maybe Obama honestly didn’t know what was going on with his “signature achievement”
According to papers filed by federal prosecutors, Tamerlan Tsarnaev took part in a 2011 triple homicide in Massachusetts. Tamerlan, deceased, and his brother Dzokhar are alleged to have detonated homemade pressure cooker bombs at the 2012 Boston Marathon, killing three
For a guy who claims to have nothing to do with the Muslim Brotherhood, Imam Shaker Elsayed dedicates a surprising volume of his Facebook page to the Egyptian Islamist group. Elsayed, head of the Dar al-Hijrah mosque in Falls Church, Va., features a picture of deposed
Ironically, an administration that spent hundreds of millions of dollars on a botched healthcare website is suddenly claiming to have been careful and “precise” when it comes to drone strikes overseas said to have killed dozens of civilians. The real
(AP) Egyptian PM condemns deadly attack on CoptsBy HAMZA HENDAWIAssociated PressCAIROEgypt’s interim prime minister on Monday condemned an attack outside a Coptic Christian church the night before that killed four people, including an 8-year-old girl, and pledged that police would
(AP) Indy capitalizes on Denver miscues for 39-33 winBy MICHAEL MAROTAP Sports WriterINDIANAPOLISAndrew Luck and the Colts ruined Peyton Manning’s return to Indianapolis and handed the Denver Broncos their first loss of the season. Luck, who replaced Manning as quarterback
(AP) Banged-up Cowboys beat up Eagles 17-3By DAN GELSTONAP Sports WriterPHILADELPHIANick Foles wasted his chance to win the No. 1 QB job one incomplete pass at a time. Matt Barkley threw an interception on every series in his NFL debut.
NRA chief lobbyist Chris Cox recently wrote a column in U.S. News & World Report describing the right to keep and bear arms as the “most fundamental of human rights,” adding that the right to self-defense “is not bestowed on
(AP) Mississippi shocks No. 6 LSU 27-24By DAVID BRANDTAP Sports WriterOXFORD, Miss.Mississippi kicker Andrew Ritter said his game-winning, 41-yard field goal attempt felt good off his foot. Then he watched with dread as it started drifting right. By the time
(AP) No. 25 Wisconsin, Gordon crush Illinois 56-32By DAVID MERCERAssociated PressCHAMPAIGN, Ill.Melvin Gordon rushed for 142 yards and three touchdowns to lead No. 25 Wisconsin to a 56-32 rout of Illinois on Saturday. Gordon topped 1,000 yards for the season
Natasha Lennard, the former New York Times writer who was defrocked by the left-wing paper after Breitbart News exposed her deceptive pro-Occupy efforts, has chosen to provide terrorist Bill Ayers with a platform to attack the late Andrew Breitbart. Lennard
Though it still does not permit gay and lesbian couples to marry within the state, Oregon will recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) reported Thursday that the state’s Department of Justice decided on the change,
Sheldon Richardson, the 13th overall selection in this year’s NFL Draft, has had a good rookie season so far for the New York Jets. However, his mouth may make success this weekend a little more difficult for the young defensive
(AP) DHS selection suggests priority shift to securityBy ALICIA A. CALDWELLAssociated PressWASHINGTONPresident Barack Obama’s selection of a former top Pentagon lawyer to head the Homeland Security Department suggests the agency will be stepping back from its preoccupation with immigration to
The new guys running the fourth season of AMC’s The Walking Dead understand that the show is about zombies, not feelings. This is good. And the astronomical ratings for the Oct. 13 premiere showed something good about Americans as well. There are
(AP) 2 convicted killers mistakenly released in FloridaBy MIKE SCHNEIDER and BRENDAN FARRINGTONAssociated PressORLANDO, Fla.Two convicted killers serving life in a Florida prison were mistakenly freed in the last three weeks after forged court documents reduced their sentences, authorities said.
Defense contractor Lockheed Martin said Thursday it will lay off 600 US workers in its missions systems and training business, in a move not linked to the government shutdown. The defense and aerospace giant had put about 2,400 employees on
California Assemblyman and gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly (R-Dist. 33) reacted to Gov. Jerry Brown’s October 11th signing of new gun control by saying, “Brown’s legacy is going to be one of leniency toward criminals coupled with the use of law
With the collapse of the defund Obamacare, many conservatives are looking for the next step in the fight to stop the most damaging piece of law in generations before its full implementation. The answer to that question lies in lessons
With more and more law-abiding citizens getting concealed carry permits and shopping for a pistol they can count on through thick and thin, it is time to give the Heckler & Koch (H&K) USP Compact a serious look. The H&K
A Catholic priest has filed a lawsuit after he was barred from volunteering to celebrate Mass at Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia, where he serves as chaplain. Father Ray Leonard, who is contracted to serve as base chaplain,
Tuesday, Mediaite White House correspondent Tommy Christopher made headlines for asking a highly unorthodox question of White House Spokesman Jay Carney. My friend and colleague Ben Shapiro hammered him as a “numbskull” for asking the “single worst question ever.” I
By ED WHITEAssociated PressDETROITTwo Detroit-area nurses wanted to adopt each other’s children, not rewrite Michigan law on gay marriage. But their lawsuit could end up overturning a 2004 constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage that passed by a landslide. U.S. District
